Pink PepperOpens with
RoseHeart
Guaiac WoodDries down to
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C'est La Rose
The quiet confidence of an early spring walk, where the air is fresh with the promise of blooming flowers and the earthy richness of newly turned soil.
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2024 by Zara and crafted by perfumer Grégoire Balleydier, C'est La Rose is a fragrance that captures the essence of an enigmatic rose. The composition opens with the unexpected freshness of pink pepper, creating a subtle tension before giving way to the heart-stopping presence of rose. This floral core is anchored by the rich warmth of guaiac wood, lending the scent an earthy depth and longevity. C'est La Rose is neither overly sweet nor overpowering; instead, it offers a nuanced interpretation that feels both familiar and new.
Apply two sprays to each wrist and let it absorb for a minute before rubbing them together. The pink pepper top note fades quickly, so the rose will have ample time to settle into the warmth of the guaiac wood base. Best worn in cooler weather when its subtle complexity can truly shine.
Fig. 01 — C'est La Rose, Zara
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Grégoire Balleydier
From Provence's maquis to Chennai's jasmine fieldsGrégoire Balleydier is a Parisian perfumer whose sensibility was shaped by childhood summers in Northern Provence, where sun-drenched landscapes and wild maquis first awakened his interest in scent.
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